Editing your web site
Below you will find links to several how-to documents that have been created to assist you, the web editor, make your site the best it can be in the easiest way possible. If, after consulting these aids, you have any further questions or suggestions for improvement, please contact the Web Strategy Team.
ALL web editors should review numbers 1 and 2 below. If you intend to use images, please review number 3 and, depending on whether you use a Mac or a Windows machine, review number 4 or 5.
- The template explained
Learning objective: You will learn about the various pieces of Wheaton's template. Understanding how the template works will help you to edit and maintain your own web site. - Using Frontier to edit your web pages
Learning objectives: You will learn how to write and edit new and existing material for your webpages using Frontier, the college's web editor program. - Prepping Images for Wheaton's website
Learning objectives: You will learn to determine the proper pixel size, resolution and filing techniques for your images. - Getting images from your desktop to the web with Fetch
Learning objectives: Macintosh users, you will learn how to move your images from your desktop to your web page using Fetch. - Getting images from your desktop to the web with Internet Explorer's FTP
Learning objectives: Windows users, you will learn how to move your images from your desktop to your web page using Internet Explorer. - Updating your faculty profile
Learning objectives: You will learn how to edit your page and protect its content by changing your password.
Problems, Questions, Concerns? Contact the Web Strategy Team (at web@wheatoncollege.edu or x3506):
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- if you have forgotten your password,
- for general inquiries and editor assistance beyond our Help Pages,
- to set up a new account for a content editor, and
- for content issues on Wheaton pages outside of your area.